Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-04-28
r. Lenox s Co. for dry goods.

versary.-BooHe Republican.
Dress silks at r. Lenox & Cos.
Miss Ella Johnson, of Jefferson, is
visiting Mrs. b. S. Phelps. Mrs,
Phelps, Miss Johnson and Miss
Eckles, of Baskerville, are recount
ing the pleasures and perplexities OF
their school days.
w. ii. Negley went to Walnut
Saturday, remaining over Sunday.
The groves thcreabout seem to have
a magnetic fascination for him, the
which is not quite clear to his friends.
But Negley understands"
Go to Talbott's for ginger snaps,
Everything in wash goods at
II. LENox & Cos.
Mr.. ]. Burdick and his son-in.law,
Mr.. Beard, have located at Wichita,
Kan. They have experienced diff
ficulty in securing residence apart
ments, but as soon as that shall have
been overcome, the ladies will join
them in their new home.
p I.,ox g. q, bovs s.c,rsd tho
s.r,;.as nf M;ss F.n,on nr D.s
Mo;nss IN the;r n;,l;nery ae,or,
ment. The lady has had long ex.
perience in the business, and will be
sure to give the best Of satisfaction
to the ladies OF this place.
A moveme,, i IN ,oo, n s.c,r.
70 Audunon the meetin. of the dis.
trict convention of the |. O. G. T.
Audubon has the largest and most
prosperous lodge in the district and
can provide entertainment for ms
many delegates rs may come.
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The camna,gn There is , sum in
the treasury that will defrav all the
necessary cxnenses of oroan;zation.
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Eddie Hecker, who has been very
SICK with dropsy since MS arrival
from Kansas some three weeks ago.
mas improved rapidiv under the care
OF Dr. ID. u. Lass, The young man
mas been released from suffering, ana
will soon return to his home at Sa'
INA:
w. II. Cockereli, OF Harian, mas
been IN the CITY several DAYS hgur-
ing with the Odd Fellows on their
new hall. The gentleman IS a con,
tractor, win a GOOD teputat'on' ana
VIII IN all prooaoiiity secure ,ne
contract Tor building the odd Eel
lows new hail.
Don't fail, when in Audubon, to
visit X. Lenox II Co. for dry goods.
The school board of Boone has
employed Prof. q. /. Miller as
superintendent of their city schools
for another year. THE REPUBLICAN
congratulates Mr.. Miller upon the
successful termination of his first
years labor In his new field, ard
hopes that 1t NAV continue.
Go to r. Lenox & Go. for dress
robes.
Mr.. B. Hungerford and Miss
Mollie Mclean were married at
Burlington on the 2Ist inst. Mr..
Hungerford is ofthe firm of Mclean
& Hungerford of the Carroll Her.
aid, and THE REPUBLICAN, extends
congratulations, and wishes Mr.. and
Mrs. Hungerford the fullest measure
of bliss and happiness.
Have YOU seen r. Lenox & Cos.
az cent corsetl Cheap at * cents.
The May Bretonne Combination
grew in favor during their engage.
ment here, the audience of Saturday
evening being larger than any OF its
predecessors. The engagement was
exceedingly successful considering
the inclemency of the weather. The
company departed Monday morning
for Carroll, where they remain dur,
ing the week.
Silk velvet and dress trimming at
r. Lenox & Cos.
The premium list and rules and
regulations of the Audubon County
Agricultural Society for the exhibit
ton of 1857 are now in THE RE.
PUBLICAN press, and will be issued
on or before Tune Ist. Merchants,
stock men, or others will find this
an excellent advertising medium, as
fifteen hundred copies will be printed
and distributed drought the county.
r ates are reasonable.
Lace curtain and window drap.
erv in the latest STYLES at r. Lsnox
& Co.'S.
lanes r Russell denarted Mon.